![]() When your function is invoked, Lambda allocates an instance of it to process the event. Concurrency is the number of requests that your function is serving at any given time. Scaling speed is 500 instances per minute. Lambda can support up to 1000 parallel container executions by default. AWS Lambda is capable of serving multiple requests by horizontally scaling for multiple containers. Response time doesn’t matter much in case of serverless computing because 1000 to 3000 Lambda function calls can be executed simultaneously without blocking the next request. Also, Lambda can be optimized for big data fetching by dividing the ORM collection into async batches in the same request (Not THE Magento Async API when you should wait and check/fetch response data by cron - ) My Lamda doesn’t have this issue, yes response time groves mostly because more data should be looped in the function to build proper response results as a graph. If you are want to have a good Magento eCommerce performance feel free to contact me or Linkedin ( ) together we can make your project fast! It is only a small part of all optimizations possible. Magento 2 works fast only for low concurrency load (1–5 concurrent requests) for a single simple product. Time per 100 products: M2 1281 lambda 102 Lambda API without the cache faster than Varnish Cache )Īlso with each new product added to Magento collection response time ingresses on ~10ms (N+1 problem). If you are sending a request by classic POST request FPC doesn’t work: FPC cache works for the GrpahQL request sent by GET method. We have an instance C5.2xlarge and database RDS, Local Redis with (‘disable_locking’ => ‘1’).įPC disabled because Magento tries to hide real GraphQL performance behind Cache (FPC/VARNISH etc). I don’t have time to make test environments with all required infrastructure. I will do a test on the real production project. ![]() A lot of Magento folks think GraphQL resolves all M2 performance issues! Let’s check this legend. Modern PWA/Headless application Magento needs extremely fast API to fetch data under load. Magento 2.3.4 GraphQL vs RestAPI vs Serverless Lambda API performance
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